What do you do with your swings when they are not in use? How do you keep the kids from "discovering" your intimate furniture?
Hiding them from the kids?
02/21/2013
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I live with my parents. My room has a locking door, and I have a few different hiding spots (1 of which, locks) in my room. The children don't go in my room.
Originally posted by
Chastity Darling
What do you do with your swings when they are not in use? How do you keep the kids from "discovering" your intimate furniture?
Set up clear boundaries.
02/21/2013
I don't have to worry about this unless I am at my home away from home. When I do have kids I won't have this issue either. My room is my room keep out!!! I have a lock on my door at my house and at my cousin's
02/21/2013
it gets put away in the closet, they never see it.
02/21/2013
Mr Willy makes an excellent point -- Boundaries are important. Assuming your children are of a reasonable age to understand right and wrong you, as a parent, shouldn't have a problem keeping them out of your adult business. Kids don't have to be the end of your passion
02/22/2013
Many of these suggestions work for older kids and I should have specified I have 3 girls 5 and under so while the oldest doesn't go in our room, the 2 year old thinks its her room away from her room lol.
03/11/2013
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